The School of Bioethics warmly welcomes new members to the team

We welcome the new medical interns reflecting the School's continued commitment to excellence and development.

The School of Bioethics celebrates an exciting chapter of growth and development by welcoming four new members, the Medical Interns of Social Service: Regina Castro, responsible for the dissemination of bioethics and institutional communication, Eduarda Müller in Palliative Care, Marcial Cabrera, dedicated to Research and the Medicine & Ethics and Alan Olivarez, in charge of bioethical training in health sciences. Their arrival promises to enrich the team with new perspectives and skills.

This warm welcome reflects the School of Bioethics' continued commitment to excellence and development. The school has high expectations that the diversity of talents and skills of the new members will contribute to continued growth and innovation in the field of bioethics.

During the welcome meeting, faculty members introduced themselves to the interns and Dr. José Alberto Castilla gave them words of encouragement.

The college’s new social service interns shared their impressions of their new role: Regina expressed, “I am grateful for the opportunity; I hope to be able to contribute to making the School of Bioethics stronger than it already is.” Alan commented, “I am excited to return to my alma mater and give back a little of what was given to me.” Eduarda reflected: “I am very excited for the opportunity to work on something that I am passionate about. I'm sure it will be a great year." Marcial shared: “I am very excited to belong to the institution that trained me and dedicate my social service to an area of ​​vital importance for medicine.”

The School of Bioethics gives you the warmest welcome, hoping that this will be a great year of personal and professional growth as members of the faculty.